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Word of the Day: Rigmarole

Rigmarole (noun): A long, complicated, and often unnecessary process or explanation that wastes time.

Examples:

* “Renewing my license turned into a complete rigmarole.”
* “Stop the rigmarole and tell me what happened.”

Life is too short for unnecessary rigmarole. Keep it simple, clear, and straight to the point.

Have you ever dealt with a frustrating rigmarole? Share your story in the comments.

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